Experts of renowned organisations have joined forces
last August to address food safety challenges through the global integration of
food safety research, training and policies.
The initiative, called Collab4Safety (www.collab4safety.eu), received
funding by the Seventh Framework Programme of the European Union.
As part of this work, a searchable database of food
safety actors working world wide was created. This platform aims to build a
community that can contribute to more sustainable international food safety
cooperation at a long term.
This database had over 200 registries from more than
60 countries in just a couple of weeks. The registration is free. In order to
search in the database, register: http://web.spi.pt/collab4safety/user/register
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